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Terreno Realty owns infill industrial/logistics properties in six major coastal U.S. markets, a supply-constrained niche with structural demand from e-commerce and last-mile distribution. The growth is among the best in the REIT space: revenue rose 24.5% to $476M in FY2025, extending a steep multi-year ramp ($222M in FY2021 to $476M in FY2025). Net income jumped 118.4% to $403M and EPS to $3.91, though the 84.6% net margin signals that figure is inflated by property gains and should be read alongside the cleaner operating cash flow of $272M (up 16.8%).

What sets Terreno apart is balance-sheet quality. Liabilities/equity is just 0.30x — exceptionally low for a REIT, which typically runs 1.5-2.5x — with only $943M of long-term debt against $4.15B of equity. This conservative capitalization gives Terreno unusual resilience to higher interest rates and substantial dry powder to keep acquiring and developing in its target markets. Equity grew 13.2% and retained earnings more than tripled. The dividend rose 16.5% to $204M and is well-covered by operating cash flow, while dilution from the 4.4% share-count increase funds growth at attractive spreads given the low leverage.